Paayum Oli Nee Yenakku Day 1 Box Office Collection: Vikram Prabhu Starrer Stumbles At BO

Paayum Oli Nee Yenakku Day 1 Box Office Collection: It has been reported thet the Vikram Prabhu starrer Paayum Oli Nee Yenakku manages to collect around 0.45 crore on its day one. The film is getting mixed reviews and the collection is expected to increase today and tomorrow considering the weekend crowd.

Although Vikram Prabhu got a huge success in his first film Kumki, it must be said that his subsequent films after that were not up to par. Then his recent film Tanakkaran gave him a proper visiblity but it was not a theatrical release. In this case, Paayum Oli Nee Yenakku was released worldwide yesterday with actor Vikram Prabhu in the lead role.

Family Audience Will Enjoy

The film is produced and directed by Karthik Advaith and Vani Bhojan has acted opposite Vikram Prabhu. Dhanajayan and Vivek Prasanna played important roles in the film. Fans said that Vikram Prabhu has proved that he is Shivaji's grandson, the film is thrilling and what will happen next is interesting with anticipation, Paayum Oli Nee Yenakku is a film to watch with the family.

It is the same Vikram Prabhu seen in other films, but the focus is on the stunts in this film. Vani Bhojan has a regular character as usual. Vivek Prasanna as the template friend. Anand has played the role of a father who brings up Vikram Prabhu. Kannada actor Dhananjaya is a typical bully villain who dares to do anything.

Critics Gives Mixed Reviews

Bhartiyar's poem 'Paayum Oli Nee Yenakku' add justice to the film's title by placing it in two places and connecting it with the hero's visual impairment. It seems that the efforts made for the hero-heroine's costume may have been done in the design of the character and the screenplay. Starting with the first meeting of the hero-heroine, many scenes go through the old format. It's a pity that there are no interesting scenes in the film.

The strength of a thriller film is its screenplay. But the big minus was that the dialogues were predictable. The cause of disaster for the hero is the lack of pressure and slippage. The hero's efforts to get the light are noteworthy. The director has stumbled with modest visuals and screenplay.